[INDOLOGY] Gita 13.6

[HR]

Thank you. Actually, avyakta is often used as a straightforward adjective, as in Bg 2.25. My interest here is when avyakta is used as a noun, as in Bg 12.1, or even more to the point, 8.18,20.

Howard

> On Aug 22, 2017, at 4:52 AM, alakendu das <mailmealakendudas at rediffmail.com> wrote:
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> Scholar, 
>                  The best way to comprehend Avykta or "The unmanifested"is available in Gita itself.2.26(or may be 27,)says- A chheddyam,Adahhyam,Akleddya,Ashoshya eba cha ,Nitya Sarvagata Sthanu Chalayam ,Sanatana
> ........Avyaktayam,Achintyam,Avikaryam ucchyate.The concept of Avyakta in our Philosophy is dimensionless,although it
> is the sole EXISTENCE. The fact that it is dimensionless, can be accessed from this Upanishadic qoute- Ananu,Asthulam,Arhasham,A
> ..dirgham....etc.," Avyaktam' is the Sumnum Bonum of our Vedanta Philosophy.
>                      Alakendu Ds
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> From: HR via INDOLOGY <indology at list.indology.info>
> Sent: Tue, 22 Aug 2017 08:23:45 GMT+0530
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> Subject: [INDOLOGY] Gita 13.6
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> Dear Scholars,
> 
>    I would appreciate insights on how we might understand the use of ‘avyakta,’ the ‘unmanifest’ in the Gita 13.6 and elsewhere as a type of element or dimension of this world.
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> Thanks,
> Howard
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